Sentence examples for subject so far from inspiring English sources

Often, immigration is a subject so far away.

She adores him; in fact, he is her sole subject so far, rendered kneeling, naked and disfigured by a facial scar inflicted in a Haitian jail.

The court led by Chief Justice Roberts has so far been consistently hostile to campaign finance limits in its half-dozen decisions in argued cases on the subject so far.

Here is a summary of the major changes in each subject so far: English: secondary school pupils between the ages of 11 and 14 will have to study two Shakespeare plays.

In one sense, as Wisse argues, there is no such thing as specifically Jewish humor, just as there is, contrary to what some Nazis alleged, no such thing as Jewish physics, even though Jews have won a quarter of all Nobel Prizes in the subject so far this century.

The site has a link to an American Automobile Association quiz about road rage; one of the questions asks, "Get angry when multilane highway narrows?" Ms. Smith's site has a discussion board, with loud motorbikes the most popular subject so far.

Of these, only the short isoform has been a subject of study so far (Ciana et al., 2006; Lecca et al., 2008; Parravicini et al., 2008; Ceruti et al., 2009; Maekawa et al., 2009; Temporini et al., 2009).

characterizing migraine subjects, so far not evidenced [7, 8].

The project has resulted in a chain of 19 portrait subjects so far.

But no seizures have been observed in the human subjects so far, and Lynch and his colleagues are planning a small U.S. trial in patients with Alzheimer's disease.

Subjects so far have included an interracial Muslim couple and a trans Muslim woman – identities erased not just within the Muslim community, but in the wider world.